Notes

1. A. Sullivan, Voluntary Active Euthanasia for the Terminally Ill and the Constitutional Right to Privacy, 69 CORNELL L. REV. 363 (1984).

2. Stengel, SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE 113 (1964).

3. Barraclough, Bunch, Nelson, & Salisbury, A Hundred Cases of Suicide: Clinical Aspects, 125 BRIT. J. PSYCHIATRY 355, 356 (1976) and E. Robins, THE FINAL MONTHS 12 (1981).

4. E. Robins, supra note 3.

5. Barraclough, et al, supra note 3.

6. American Psychiatric Association, DIAGNOSTIC AND STATISTICAL MANUAL OF MENTAL DISORDERS III 210-211; 214-15; 223, 364 (3d ed. 1980); See also H. Kaplan & B. Saddock, MODERN SYNOPSIS OF COMPREHENSIVE TEXTBOOK OF PSYCHIATRY IV 367, 369, 373 (1983); S. Dubovsky & M. Weissberg CLINICAL PSYCHIATRY AND PRIMARY CARE 25 (1983); Klerman, Affective Disorders HARV. GUIDE TO MOD. PSYCHIATRY 253, 255 (1979); Baker, Dorzab, Winokur & Cadoret, Depressive Disease: Classification and Clinical Characteristics, 12 COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY 354 (1971); Woodruff, Murphy & Herjank, The Natural History of Affective Disorder -- I: Symptoms of 72 Patients At The Time of Index Hosp. Admission, 5 J. PSYCHIATRIC RESEARCH 255 (1967).

7. Beck, Thinking and Depression, 9 ARCHIVES GEN. PSYCHIATRY 324, 326 (1963).

8. Id. at 321.

9. Id. at 327.

10. Minkoff, Bergman, Beck & Beck, Hopelessness, Depression and Attempted Suicide, 130 AM. J. PSYCHIATRY 455 (1973).

11. Neuringer, Dichotomous Evaluations in Suicidal Individuals, 25 J. OF CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY 445, 445 (1961).

12. Beck, supra note 7.

13. Id. at 328.

14. Neuringer, supra note 12; A. Alvarez, THE SAVAGE GOD 199 (1972) cites the case of the suicide of 17th century poet Thomas Chatterton as an example, according to some critics, of an individual possibly overrating his talent and possessing unrealistically high expectations for immediate success.

15. Larremore, Suicide and the Law, 17 HARV. L. REV. 331, 333 (1904); Marzen, O'Dowd, Crone & Balch, Suicide: A Constitutional Right?, 24 DUQUESNE L. REV. 1, 127 (1985).

16. Dorpat & Boswell, An Evaluation of Suicidal Intent in Suicide Attempts, 4 COMPREHENSIVE PSYCHIATRY 117 (1964).

17. Rubinstein, Meses & Lidz, On Attempted Suicide, 79 A.M.A. ARCHIVES NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY 103, 111 (1958).

18. Stengel, supra note 2.

19. Jensen & Petty, The Fantasy of Being Rescued, 27 PSYCHOANALYTIC Q. 327, 336 (1958).

20. H. Hendin, SUICIDE IN AMERICA 223 (1982).

21. Peretz, The Illusion of Rational Suicide.

22. Marzen, et al, supra note 15, at 125.

23. K. Menninger, MAN AGAINST HIMSELF 50 (1938). 24. Marzen, et al, supra note 15, at 125-26.

25. Stengel, supra note 2.

26. Id, at 113-14.

27. Id.

28. Jensen & Petty, supra note 19.

29. Rubinstein, supra note 17, at 109.

30. Stengel, supra note 2, at 73.

31. Silverman, Silverman & Eardley, Do Maladaptive Attitudes Cause Depression? 41 ARCHIVES GEN. PSYCHIATRY 28, 29 (1984).

32. Rosen, The Serious Suicide Attempt: Five Year Follow Up Study of 886 Patients, 235 J.A.M.A. 2105, 2105 (1976).

33. Dahlgren, Attempted Suicides 35 Years Afterward, 7 SUICIDE AND LIFE-THREATENING BEHAVIOR 75, 76, 78 (1977).


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